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added another link to a really good tutorial
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Sliq
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I would

  1. scan all folders/files and create an array of them,
  2. save this somewhere
  3. run this scan again later [to check if the array still looks the same].

As you have the entire data structure from "time 1" and "now", you can clearly see what has changed. To crawl through the directories, check this: http://www.evoluted.net/thinktank/web-development/php-directory-listing-script and this http://phpmaster.com/list-files-and-directories-with-php/

I would

  1. scan all folders/files and create an array of them,
  2. save this somewhere
  3. run this scan again later [to check if the array still looks the same].

As you have the entire data structure from "time 1" and "now", you can clearly see what has changed. To crawl through the directories, check this: http://www.evoluted.net/thinktank/web-development/php-directory-listing-script

I would

  1. scan all folders/files and create an array of them,
  2. save this somewhere
  3. run this scan again later [to check if the array still looks the same].

As you have the entire data structure from "time 1" and "now", you can clearly see what has changed. To crawl through the directories, check this: http://www.evoluted.net/thinktank/web-development/php-directory-listing-script and this http://phpmaster.com/list-files-and-directories-with-php/

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Sliq
  • 16.6k
  • 28
  • 118
  • 146

I would

  1. scan all folders/files and create an array of them,
  2. save this somewhere
  3. run this scan again later [to check if the array still looks the same].

As you have the entire data structure from "time 1" and "now", you can clearly see what has changed. To crawl through the directories, check this: http://www.evoluted.net/thinktank/web-development/php-directory-listing-script